Friday, 22 November 2013

The round table



El Finito. 

Thursday, 21 November 2013

Gurunsi Masks






very nice.

Birdie


Good morning.
Its cold out there,
porridge and coffee,
Icy cycling awaits.


Wednesday, 20 November 2013

The round Table.






A Table i found in the scraggly streets of Cable, been carving away at it.. next a chair. 

Tuesday, 19 November 2013

Drawlings.



I have started work as Charlotte Manns assistant two days a week, so have been practising my linear line and ink drawings. This is just a little clip from a drawing of my higgeldy piggeldy treehouse bedroom.


Thursday, 14 November 2013

Circular motives


I have been working on some things. Some murals and some carvings. Found wooden furniture rough-hewn and gouged, dug and grooved, the repetitive systematic cut.

I will show you soon. 

Canal Walks






Walking along the canal, crispy sunny days. 
Drawing, mark making, confirming reality. 

This is my bedroom.


or at least it could be.

Tuesday, 5 November 2013

Crab apple




Today i have been out collecting crab apples and wondering the grey streets of London. Winter is drawing in, out come the woolie socks and bottles of red wine to get us through this cable guttersnipe life.

The cat is pregnant again. 


This recipe is from the WI Book of Preserves...

1 kilo of apples
450g's caster sugar
juice of 1 lemon

simply was the crab apples and remove the leaves

cover in water and bring to the boil, simmer for about 30 minutes, untill soft, mash.

pour into a jelly strainer and leave overnight. (do not push the mash through, this will make the jelly cloudy)

The next day pour the liquid into a saucepan and mesure 450gm caster suger for 600ml of liquid.

heat gently then boil rapidly for about ten minutes

test for a set (crickley skin test on a cold saucer)

pour into hot jars and seal.





Monday, 4 November 2013

Wild Sage Offer



Ola Lovelies, 
My Mummas put a nice deal on her website,
if you make an order for over a tenner and its for the UK,
she'll give ya free delivery in the run up to Christmas! 
Get some beeeautifull natural and handmade goodies for your Grannie, Uncle, postman?!@ whoever your heart desires.....

https://www.wild-sage.co.uk/


Tuesday, 29 October 2013

I am Back.



Finally... Finaaaally! I have my scanner back, im online. 
I couldnt be happier... Watch the roller coaster...

 new works will be trickling out soon! 

Saturday, 19 October 2013

Friday, 18 October 2013

Monday, 17 June 2013

Tuesday, 7 May 2013

Nepal



                                                         Some works, reflections.




Sunday, 21 April 2013

Indian lines





 


Ideas and symbols in recollection, India.

Amrita Sher Gill

Friday, 26 October 2012

Wednesday, 24 October 2012

India


Golden Fleeced Ram

The book is soon to be sent to the publishers! 
It is now the very last mad rush to get 
everything done! 

Our website is now up and running
go take a look...

Wednesday, 10 October 2012

Cherries


Coffee mornings with Enya Curl, my little red cherry!

List and List and Lists!



I am also really enjoying this man this morning..


Rikio Takashi




Friday, 5 October 2012

October




 


It is raining.

Wendell Berry


The Mad Farmer Revolution

The mad farmer, the thirsty one,
went dry. When he had time
he threw a visionary high
lonesome on the holy communion wine.
"It is an awesome event
when an earthen man has drunk
his fill of the blood of a god,"
people said, and got out of his way.
He plowed the churchyard, the
minister's wife, three graveyards
and a golf course. In a parking lot
he planted a forest of little pines.
He sanctified the groves,
dancing at night in the oak shades
with goddesses. He led
a field of corn to creep up
and tassel like an Indian tribe
on the courthouse lawn. Pumpkins
ran out to the ends of their vines
to follow him. Ripe plums
and peaches reached into his pockets.
Flowers sprang up in his tracks
everywhere he stepped. And then
his planter's eye fell on
that parson's fair fine lady
again. "O holy plowman," cried she,
"I am all grown up in weeds.
Pray, bring me back into good tilth."
He tilled her carefully
and laid her by, and she
did bring forth others of her kind,
and others, and some more.
They sowed and reaped till all
the countryside was filled
with farmers and their brides sowing
and reaping. When they died
they became two spirits of the woods.

On their graves were written
these words without sound:
"Here lies Saint Plowman.
Here lies Saint Fertile Ground." 
Wendell Berry



Tuesday, 2 October 2012

Running Away


Hans Hildenbrand


Tatra Mountains, Zakopane, Poland.


Stainslawow, Poland.



Yugoslavia.


Zell-Am-See, Salzburg Province, Austria.

Amazing Amazing Amazing!